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Of Charlottesville, which was spread
upon tho journal and an appropriate re-
ply made.
The Grand Lodge adjourned.
At 7:30 p. M. the Methodist church
was crowded TO its utmost capacity to
hear an address from Colonel George w.
Carter, OF Louisiana. The address was
logical and clearly constructed discus
sion OF the temperance question.
There was n large mass-meeting ut the
Delavan colored Baptist church, which
was addressed by Professor ID. n. Vassar
and Rev. J. II. 1'illery.
After the speaking in the Methodist
church the Grand Lodge was called TO
order. Professor ID. n. yassar, grand
chief templar of Virginia Dual Lodge,
was introduced and addressed the Grand
Lodge. Professor Vassar's talk was
heartily applauded.
In his emphatic condemnation of
mixing the orders in the South he was
especially happy. He was especially Sc
we're on the bugbear Of social equality,
Professor Vassar saying that he was I'M
reseryedly opposed 10 any attempt to
force the race question.
Rev. Truatt, Of the Baptist church,
was introduced and made short ad-
dress, following Professor Vassar in his
opposition to the agitation OF the race
question.
Hon. James n. Stubbs was warmly
greeted by his many friends on the floor
of the Grand Lodge.
at II Z. Nj. the Grand Lodge ad-
journed.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Grand Lodge convened at $50
o'clock Thursday morning Grand Chief
Templar Miller in the chair.
Colonel Sipes. of Rockingham, offered
a resolution with reference to reduction
OF charter fees, which was referred to
the Committee on Constitution and By
Laws.
An invitation was extended the Grand
Lodge to visit the University of Vir-
ginia grounds and buildings, and was
accepted.
The election of representatives to the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge was made
the order of the day for 3:l5 o'clock this
afternoon.
The special order of the day, the
reading Of the report Of the special com
mittee on the basis of union as agreed
upon Mt the last session at Saratoga
Springs, was pending when this report
closed. Rev. L. NJ. Edwards, of Ports
mouth. is chairman of this committee.
The hall of the Charlottesville Lodge
being entirely too small for the Occu-
pancy of the Grand Lodge, the Metho-
dist Episcopal church was kindly ten
dered, and is being used 10y the Grand
Lodge.
The Grand Lodge is being splendidly
entertained by the Templars and friends
of Charlottesville. X. Y.
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Hnhfern Shore Items.
ICorfsSponaeaee OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ONANCoCK. December 7. 1887.

lCorfsspOhicace OF tue Richmond Otspatcn.l
ONANcocK, December 7, 1887.
Thomas Killmon, well-known citizen
of Slutkill Neck, was engaged in killing
hogs yesterday. when the pole containing
the slaughtered hogs fell upon him and
broke one OF his legs.
Revival services have been going on at
the Baptist church here for the past week,
and are still in progress. Rev. John W.
Hundley, the pastor, is ably assisted by
Rev. William A. Street, of Zion Baptist
church, and large crowds attend every
night.
Everybody over here seems TO be de-
lighted with the recent decision of the
United States Supreme Court in the Vir-
GINA hdbeas-co,pus cases. Very few,
Il any, coupons have been rendered for
taxes in Accomack this year, and the
local agent OF the coupon peddlers on the
Eastern Shore was forced by public SEN
tment TO lot the business severely alone.
KALLIAA
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HARRISONBCRG.
Violating the Anti-Ltceuse Law-The
Water.Works. &c.


! Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatch.l
HARRIsONBURG, December 8, 1887.
AT the August term of the County
Court thirty-eight indictments were
found for violation of the anti-license
law. Their trial has just finished. Much
interest was manifested in these cases,
the intoxicating property of Jamaica
ginger" being the mooted point. In
four cases verdicts of not guilty were
given, two were continued, and the
balance dismissed. Four hundred dol
lars was expended in proving nothing.
The Town Council has instructed the
attorney to notify the contractors for the
water-works that unless they take mea-
sures TO complete the works speedily
they will be held answerable for dam
ages. The contract stipulates for q
reservoir to hold 100000 gallons of
water and the laying of $4,000 feet of
B., 4, and 6-inch mains, and to be able
TO furnish a daily supply of 1000 gal
Ions to cost SO, 600, this amount to be
paid when the works were received by
the Council.
In the United States District Court
Mr.. Wesley Young, of Dayton, Ohio,
and the Shenandoah Hedge and Wire
Fence Company have brought suit
against the Virginia Hedge Company to
enioin the latter from further construct
ing hedge fences built upon the Baldwin
patent system, the latter, it is claimed,
being an infringement of the Young sys-
TEN of building hedge fences. The
Company has its headquarters at Front
Royal, Va, and the Virginia Hedge
Company at Salem. Va. The considera-
ton of the injunction asked for by the
plaintiffs was postponed by consent until
January 2, 1888. when Judge Paul will
decide the matter.
The sheriff has received the death war
rant of William Finchum, who is to be
hanged on the 10th instant. He will be
executed on the same gallows on which
Shifiiett was banged some years ago.
Not one member of his family has visited
him since his trial. Under the kindly
guidance of Christian ladies and gentle
men he processes TO have made his peace
with God The sheriff is besieged daily
by applicants for passes. but only those
whom the law allows will be permitted to
be present
The third trial of P. c. Kaylor, charged
with arson in firing his barn at Pleasant
Valley, has been postponed until the
January term.
The cells in our county jail are being
strengthened by the addition of an 1S-inch
wall.
Since November lst over $50, 900 have
been collected by our county treasurer
and but two tenders of coupons made.
: a valuable bay mare was stolen last
night from the stable of l.. II. OFT, Esq,
of this place.
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GOOD TEMPLARS.
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge OF
virginia.
[For the Dispatch.l

kfof llopcNihl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Dec. II, 1887.
The Grand Lodge was called to order
at $50 A. M.-Grand- Chief Templar j..
L. Miller in the chair.
PRAYER was offered by Grand Chap
lain pro TEN. j. Il. Tillery.
The journal of the last meeting was
read and approved.
The credentials of delegates who had
arrived since the last meeting were pre-
sented. and. after the Grand-Lodge de-
gree had been administered by John
Gray, Esq, they were admitted to the
Grand Lodge. The delegates number
l5l-the flower of Virginia manhood
and womanhood.
Most OF the morning session was de-
voted to the discussion of the reading of
the reports of the various officers. After
much discussion it was finally decided
that as the reports were printed and dis
tributed that they be notread. THIS did
not include the report of the delegates
10 the Right Worthy Grand Lodge,
which met ut Saratoga Springs, n. l.,
in March last. The report Of this dele
CATION was read by Hon }. Nj. Thorne,
and was devoted largely to a discussion
of the Boston Basis.
The election OF officers was made the
order OF the day for o'clock this alter
noon.
Miss Jennie Forsytbe. OF Boston, right
worthy grand vice-templar, was intro
duced 10 the Grand Lodge and delivered
short talk.
Professor William Crowhurst, State
lecturer OF the Grand Lodge of Califor-
mia. was introduced.
Grand Lodge adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Grand Lodge was called TO order
by Chief Templar Miller.
Past Grand Chief-Templar Kalstrom,
OF the District Of Columbia, was intro
duced 10 the Grand Lodge by Chief
Templar Miller
A communication was read by Mrs. S.
Z. Barlef from the grand superinten-
dent OF Juvenile Templars, Mrs A. A.
Brookl,ank.
The following special committees were
appointed by the Chair
District Lodges: John Gray, L. NJ.
Rediord, Oscar Hudgins, A. j. Segar,
XEd ~. 4. AuOAuhS
Lecture Fund w. G. Dutton, J. Il.
Taylor, 3. W. Hachenbrech, and q. G.
Smith.
Official Organ J. II. Tillery, W. z.
Nichols. Thomas Whitehead, Jr., DR.. II.
7. Clark, w. A. Bass, j. NJ. Thorne, and
Oscar Hudgin.
! On motion, the reading of the report
OF the special committee on the Boston
basis Of union between the two branches
OF Good Templsry in tie world took
place.
INJECTION or OFFICERS.
The hour having arrived the Grand
Lodge went into the election OF officers,
with the following result J. II. Miller,
OF Snowville. grand chief templar; Mrs.
W.. w. Wood, OF Charlottesville, grand
sice-temp!ar; George w. Hawxhurst,
grand secretary; Mrs. q. w. Hawk
hurst, grand treasurer Mrs. 4. Il. Bal
ley, OF Fairfax county, grand superin-
tendept juvenile templars.
The report OF the Committee on Dis
tfibation was read and adopted,
A communication was read from the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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>AUCrioN sALEs-Future Days. =.
BY John T. Goddin
and
u. M. Quarles,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
VIRUSTEES' SALE OF THEENTTRE


TRUSTEES SALE OF THEENTIRE
Il PLANT or THE WELI-KNOWN BUILD
ING ESTABLISHMENT OF Mr.. GEORGE GLIB
son, AT THE NORTIiWE,T CORNER OF CARY
AND SIXTH STREETS-LOT, BUILDING,
MACHINERY, TOOLS, OFFICE FURNITURE,
PATTERNS, sC.--At trustees under two certain
deeds OF trust, the first from John aud George
Gibson and their wives 70 w. Goddin. trustee,
bearing date May 4. 1871 the other from George
Gibson TO J. w. Lockwood and W. X. Quarles,
trustees. bearing date June 3, 1884, and duly re-
corded in the clerks Of1ce Of The Chancery Court
OF the city Of Richmond. default having been
made In the debts secured therein. and being re-
quired 80 70 do, we will otfet for sale at public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. DEcENBEB IS, 1887.
ut o'clock r. NJ, that VALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned, and more fully described as
follows:
Lor or 40 FEET FRONT on Sixth street,
running back 100 feet 10 an alley. The improve
ments consist OF a TWO-STORI BRICK BUILD
ING, B0ILER-HOUSE. LUMBEN-sHEDS, aud
oil improvements necessary To- conduct first
class building business. The machinery is conf
plete. with modern improvements for getting
out the latest patterns OF moulding. &c. &c.
Tho office IL complete. With desks safe, sc.
the drawing-room with all the necessary fix
lures. The whole establishment Is 80 complete
impossible % enumerate the machinery. &c
Parties desiring 10 purchase Will do well 10 e1-
anime, and viii find that 1t is ready at once TO
begin business.
Tho chance offered 10 secure irst-cIass bust
ness already established IL rare, and should at
tract attention. Woinyite inspection before day
OF sale.
THE TERMS or SALE will be cash rs 20 s4,5tO,
With per cent. interest from May 4. 1887. and
expenses OF sale; residue, liberal terms win be
announced at time Of sale.
j. II. V. DANIEL,
Sub Trustee under first deed;
j. W. LOCKWOOD,
w. X. QUARLES,
deA Trustees under secoud deed.
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THE EXECUTORS OF THE LAST
Il WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOSEPH W.
JOHNSON. DECEASED, WILL ON

4
4 WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOSEPH W.
JOHNSON. DECEASED, WILL ON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q. 1857.
proceed to sell, on the premises. all the estate
belonging to the late Joseph W. johnson. Of
SpOtsylyania county Virginia--
lst THE HONE TRACE. containing 2s6
ACRES. about 40 Of this being cleared land and
ia Ugh state Of cultivation, being laid off In
1--WE fields, well fenced, aud taken in grass re-
mainder In original growth. On this farm Is a
largo Frame dwelling containing six rooms
with halls and porches and a good basement,
ana all necessary out buildings. This adioins the
farms OF Professor X. X. Powell. the late
benjamin T. Graves, aud others within one
mile OF Mount hernOn Baptist Church, three
quarters Of mile fron Belmont post-ofice, AMI
a few hundred yards Of a good grist- mill six
miles from tue Fredericksburg and Orange rail-
road, and about twelve miles from the Chesa-
peake aud Ohio railroad.
2d. Adjoining tho above farm IA another con-
tanning S3ACRE>. mostly bottom lands, OF which
two thirds is cleared. 10 has good Une-s nd u
half-story Dwell ing aud )utnouses.
"a. Another piece OF land containing 70 ACRES,
nearly all In original growth and well tmbored :
situated near the aitcheu gold mine, aud eight
miles from the railroad
Al tho same time sad place win be sold all the
Personal PROPERTY, consisting CT House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, apolt 200 barrels OF
Corn, from L0.0O0 10 1000 pounds % Hay aud
other proyendsr, Is Hogs Of improved stock aud
good pork, fine young Males IN good condition,
I thoroughbred Riding Horse. rsmily Horse !:
a large LOT OF Improved DeTon StO'k, consisting
OF Milch Cows ana young Bsof rattle; Farming
Implements Of every description. such as used
OF Any nrst-ciass farm; 2 Farm-W agous lot
OF Bacon, and macy other valuable things.
TEENS: Made known on day Of sale.
For further information apply TO
On q. SMITH
80 east Broad street, Richmond. Va;
Or, R0BEkT II. JERRELI. BrOsenbGrg post
Office, spotsylyania county, Va, executors.
DO 2.eodst
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At tie request Of the owner will offer for
sale, upon the premises, ON
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Dy Il. D. tnHlIu = 10.
and
John T. Goddin.
NRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
a DESIRABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES, MORE
OK LESS, ABOUT SIX MILES FROM RICH
hOND, BEING THAT PART OF 1HE FARM
KNOWN As " ENTERPhISE.r LYING ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF THE NEW CENTRAL TURN.
PIKE-SALE on TIE PREhiIsEs.-By virtue
o. a decd Of trust dated March 80 1884. duly
recorded In lienrico County Court la Deed Book
lie. page 2i2, and at request Of beneficiary, de-
fault having been male 10 payment OF notes
secured. we will sell by public auction, on the
premises. On
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1857,
ate O'Clock NJ, THE DEsCRIBEDF FARM.
The Land lays we'll. Is In good condition. and the
dwelling contains about six rooms There ara
also the usual out-brildings. Location good, Bnd
good road 70 the city.
tgRas: Cash as 90 expenses Of sale and 20
pay the following notes: $500, duo March %
1876. subject 10 a credit OF $50 at maturity; sSs5
due March ~, l-sd; go, due September ga 1883 !:
$3.50, due March -. isSs; fij, 5us September 90
1881. with per cent interest from maturity nn.
I'll paid. and upon tho following credits--viz.,
s545 70 March 20, 1898, go 70 September -, isss
$3.50 70 March -. 1879. ei5 10 September 20, 1850
and 1913 20 March -, 1891
h. r. CHAPLIN,
JOHN TATE GODDIS.
DEB Trustees.
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CONNECTIONS:
At NORFOLK closely with all lines for Old
Point, Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New York
game afternoon;
At NEWPORT NEWS for Old Point Hampton,
and Smlihheld, Va.
and az CLARBMOST with the Atlantic aud
Danyille railroad for Wayorly. uicksford, SC.
ONLY ALL-WATEk ROUTE
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By Sutton q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
fiOs Main gfreet


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
ODEsIRABLE BRICK TENEMENT. No. Coz
NORTH FIRST STREET, BETWEEN LEIGH
AND JACKSON sTREETJ.-By virtue Of GER
tain decree OF tho Richmond Chancery Court In
the suit OF schultz GO. Hrscb executor. and ats,
entered on the e9tn day Of November. 1857. We
the undersigned, special commissioners APP
pointed thereby, wiz offer for salo at public auc-
lion, upon tho premises, Ou
FRIDAY, DECEMBER o. 1887,
GtiK 0'clo-. Il. NJ, the PROPERTY locatcd az
above, containing i've rooms. with gas, water,
and culvert connections. This properly was
built only n few years ego and Is In good order.
The LOT fronts about Is feet and runs back be-
tween parallel lines lZ2 feet 10 an alley 10 feet
wide.
This f. Just the class Of property that rents
well ana pays we'll as an Investment. IL Is con-
venlently located, and Is now rented to good
tenant, who has occupied 1t ever since IL was
built.
TERMS: One third Of the purchase-mouey TO
be paid ia cash: the residue In two equal install
ments at six and twelve months with Interest.
added from tho day OF sale, the purchaser 70
give his negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments Of the purchase money and the title TO be
retained until the purchRse-money Is peli IN
full and dood ordered by tho Court, or the pur-
chaser may pay the entire purchaso-moDey In
cash. t. O. WENDENBUhG,
HARVEY WILSON,
JOHN II. DlNNEEN,
Special Commissioners.
Schultz. WHO sUEs, &C., PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
HIRscH's ExEcUlOR AND AIS DEPENDANrs.-
IN THE CHASCERY COURT OF THB CITY OF
RICHMOND.
!. Benjamin II. Berry. clerk OF said court, GER
tify TINT the bond required Of the special com
missIoners by the decree In said cause OF No
vemDer 20. 1857, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 80 day OF Deem
Dor. 1857. BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY.
de4 Clerk.
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nArLRoauLsxvs.
&A 81 S2sI I1zsG szlEssg
rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
". SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
NOVEMBER "a. iss7.


LEAVE RIchNoSD:
500 A. N. for Newport News, Old Point corn-
fort. and Norfolk daily.
Hos A. NJ. Through aud Local Mail 70 all points
West, except Sunday. Shoppers ClN
ton Forge 70 Huntington.
$40 +. NJ for Newport News, Old Point ant
Norfolk. except sunday.
400 j. VI. Charlottesville Accommodation. ex.
cept Sunday.
6:25 r. N. for Louisville. Cincinnati, Chlcago
st. Louis, Memphis, and New Or.
leane-Fast Express with through
Pllimans daily. Only route running
Pullmaus West from Richmond.
Agafvg ~ RIcHsOSD:
$50 A. VI. Charlotte willie Accommodation. ex.
cept sunday.
1885 A. VI. from Norfolk. Old Point and Nev.
port News. except sunday.
$40 7. ". from local points and the West, Ell
cept Sunday.
$40 p. NJ. from Old Point. Sewpor, News, aud
Norfolk daily.
900 p. VI. from Louisville and Cincinnail-Pag
Kxpress-dally.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets
Tickets AZ 1900 Main street and ~ the depot
~ W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS c. WfCKHAa. Receiver Chesapeake
aud OHIO railway aud Second Vice President
Newport News and Mississippi Valley Com
many no Il
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WORCESTERSHIRE

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ii AND POTOMAC RAlLR0AD -Scheduls
commencing NOVEMBER 10. iSS-easiern
standard time:
TBS A. NJ leaves Byrc- Street station daily: stops
only al Asnlanc, Junction. Milford.
and Fredericksburg. sleeper -
Washington. Leaves Washington for
New York ~ ii;40 A. VI.
li:G1 A. NJ, leaves Byr,i-Strcet station daily ex-
cept sunday Leaves WashinRt for
New York at Es0P.M.
$50 P. NJ, leaves Byri-Street station daily
Sleeper 90 New YORK.
1929 A. NJ, arrives AZ Byrd-Stfeet station daily
sleeper from New York.
24S y. NJ, arrives az ByTd->troet station daily;
stops at Fredericksburg. Milford. and
Junction. Slee .er from Washington
9i5P. NJ, arrives at Byrd-strect station daily;
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAya
4O0P. NJ, accommodation leaves Ryri.Strset
station; arrives AZ Ashland ~ S T.. NJ.
6O4P. NJ, leaves RlDa; arrives a. Ashland AZ
ga =. ".
900 NJ. accommodation. arrives AZ Ryri.
street station; leaves Ashland az sol
A. NJ.
G59P. NJ. arrives at Blba; leaves Ashland a.
SIP 7. VI.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
F. T. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent. no "A
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By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lil3 Main street

TWO DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL
L INGS on ST. JOHN STREET; TWO GOOD
VACANT LOTS, FRO N1ING - FEET EACH,
on HILL STREET, AND FIVE VACANT LOTS.
FRONTING % FEET EACH. ON HICKORY
STREET, FOR SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION
By reques, Of the Ownsr, shall sell by public
auction, on the premises. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1851,
beginning with The houses on st. John street, Mt
4 o'ciocE sharp, and continuing in tho ordor
herein named:
THgTWO TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos 1919 aud 109l. on THE EAST SIDE OF ST.
JOHN STREET between Federal and Charity
streets, containing -four rooms each, having city
water and the usual c0nvenences. with lots
frOr ting about 20 feet each, extending hack a
good depth 10 an alley in common 16 feet
wide. renting readily ~ good rents, and 10 tho
locality and OF the character 10 pay we'll for in
vestment
TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND wRLL.LO-
GATED VACANT LOTS on the north side OF lIill
street between Firstand Second streets, fronting
together 31xS0 feet each, and
FfNENACANTLO1S. FRONTING TOGETHER
100 FEET 90 FEET EACH. on the east side OF
Hickory street noar Calhoun street, having an
average depth Of about LOO feet.
All The aDoYe-named property IS worthy tho
sttention OF Spectators or investors. The owner
is resolved % sell, and bargains may % xpected
TERMS: one third cash balance az ak and
twelve months, by negotiable Otes, with interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust
JAMES b. ELAN.
do AuctlOneer.
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FOR Rem a.
Il 0 II r Z N T.
HERE is YOUR CHANCE.
CENTRAL.

We are Instructed 10 offer
cprcr,r extra Inducements 10 secure ten
OF l. - Ai' ants at once for the follorfnJ-
SPECIAL WINTER RATES:
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by Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers,
il0S Main street.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
i,05 Main street.
TOBACCO FIXTURES FOR SALE
Il At AUCTION.-At the request Of the Talbot
Tobacco Company, who are disseminating busi-
ness, we shall sell al public auction, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER "A. 1887.
commencing at If O'CLOCK A. NJ, at their factory,
No. % north Twentieth street, between Main
and Franklin streets, the entire Outht, consisting
in part Of
ONE 2LHORsE-PoWER BOILER AND EN-
CINE
HYDRAULIC PRESSES,
HYDBAULl FINISHING POTS,
BOX SCREWS.
LICORlCE KETTLES,
PATENT WRtNGEB.
SHAPES OF ALL KINDS,
STEAM PIPING,
OFFICE FURNITURE. including an iron safe
HeTing PATENT and everything connected
with 1rst-class factory.
AZ everything IL comparatively new this sale
offers attractive advantages to manufacturers
In want OF nrst-,lass machinery.
SUTTON & co.
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer. de7
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VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
Il LOT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO, CONTAINING NINE AND ONE
QUARTER ACRES. MORE OR LESS. WITH ALL
IMPROVEMENT THEREON. SITUATED On
THE EAST LINZ or THE BROOK TURNPlh
AND on THE WEST LINE OF A ROAD COM
MONTY CALLED THE OLD ROAD. by virtue
OF a certain deed OF trust from Theodore tanning
aud wife, dated the 18Th day OF April. 1886.
OF record In the Clerks Office Of Henrico county
Court, Deed Book III, page ga. default having
been made In the payment Of a portion OF INC
debt therein secured. and being requirei by mo
holder thereof Twin sell by public auction, upon
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1887,
nj o'clock p. NJ, the property located as above:
This property, being located within two miles OF
the city, commends itself % those seeking city
and country life combined. Do not forget The
day end hour of sale.
Terms: Cash sufficient 70 pay expenses OF
sale-S3l.50. with interest from 3Oth OF Apfll,
1877, and S3i.50. witt interest from October 10,
1857: the residue upon the following credits :
$3.50 10 Goth April. 1883; $3.50 20 October 20,
1888 and 500. 30 30 April 30 1889; The balance
as may be announced at timc OF sale.
f.. b. MEADE,
Substituted Trustee.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctloneers. DEB
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sale. upon the premises, ON
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1857,
ut o'clock z. NJ, the above met toned property.
This Il substantial, spacious, and admirably
constructed BRICK DWELLING OF THREE
STORIES AND ATTIC ABOVE BASEMENT. con-
hlping twelve rooms Of nice size, high ceilings.
and we'll lighted, besides kitchen, laundry aud
servants rooms The entire premises are I'm good
order and supplied with modern Improvements.
such a bath rooms. hot and cold water, Latr00e
stoves. sc. The lot fronts 50 feet. running back
about $50 feet 10 aswide alley, and will be sold "a
a whole or divided into two, as may seem best at
the hour Of sale
Terms: One third cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months, or longer II desired. for
notes with interest added and secured by deed
OF trust n. SELDOM TAN lOR.
de4 AuctiOneer.